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BeginnerBodyweight
6-Week Bodyweight Bootcamp
Zero equipment. Zero excuses. Build real strength from home in 6 weeks.
Duration
6 weeks
Level
Beginner
Equipment
None
Goal
Build Foundation
Overview
Six weeks, no equipment, no gym membership. Just your body and some floor space. You'll train 4 days per week with 2 rest days and 1 active recovery day.
Schedule
- •Mon: Upper Body
- •Tue: Lower Body
- •Wed: Rest
- •Thu: Full Body Circuit
- •Fri: Core & Conditioning
- •Sat: Active Recovery (walk, yoga, stretch)
- •Sun: Rest
Weeks 1-2: Getting Started
Upper Body (Monday)
- •Push-Ups: 3x8-12 (or knee push-ups)
- •Pike Push-Ups: 3x6-8
- •Diamond Push-Ups: 2x6-8
- •Tricep Dips (using chair): 3x8-10
- •Plank Shoulder Taps: 3x10 per side
Lower Body (Tuesday)
- •Bodyweight Squats: 3x15
- •Reverse Lunges: 3x10 per leg
- •Glute Bridges: 3x15
- •Calf Raises: 3x20
- •Wall Sit: 3x30s
Full Body Circuit (Thursday)
5 rounds, 30s work / 15s rest:
- •Burpees
- •Mountain Climbers
- •Jump Squats
- •Push-Ups
- •High Knees
Core & Conditioning (Friday)
- •Dead Bug: 3x10 per side
- •Bicycle Crunches: 3x20
- •Plank: 3x45s
- •Side Plank: 2x30s per side
- •Superman Hold: 3x20s
Weeks 3-4: Level Up
Increase reps by 2-4 across all exercises. Add tempo work: 3 seconds down, 1 second up on push-ups and squats.
Weeks 5-6: Push It
Add plyometric variations. Replace regular squats with jump squats, regular push-ups with clap push-ups (if ready). Increase circuit rounds to 6-7.
Progression Tips
- •Film yourself to check form
- •If an exercise is too easy, slow it down
- •If it's too hard, reduce range of motion before reducing reps